Surveyor V: Chemical Observations

Implications of the surveyor v chemical analysis.

Implications of SCUBA observations for the Planck Surveyor

We investigate the implications for the Planck Surveyor of the recent sub-millimetre number counts obtained using the SCUBA camera. Since it observes at the same frequency as one of the higher frequency science channels on Planck, SCUBA can provide constraints on the point-source contribution to the CMB angular power spectrum, which require no extrapolation in frequency. We have calculated the ...

Surveyor v landing: the effect of slope on bearing capacity.

Differences in latency to the air from the same rat when stressed and unstressed were comparable to differences found when one rat was stressed and another unstressed. This observation would also suggest that the discriminable odor did not derive from a chronic stress state, but arose immediately from a given stressing. Neither can the discrimination be reasonably attributed to greater familiar...

ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS Implications of SCUBA observations for the Planck Surveyor

We investigate the implications for the Planck Surveyor of the recent sub-millimetre number counts obtained using the SCUBA camera. Since it observes at the same frequency as one of the higher frequency science channels on Planck, SCUBA can provide constraints on the point-source contribution to the CMB angular power spectrum, which require no extrapolation in frequency. We have calculated the ...

Extending C Global Surveyor

This paper describes an extension of C Global Surveyor (CGS), a static program analysis tool developed at the NASA Ames Research Center. CGS is used to analyse mission-critical flight software of NASA Mars missions. In order to enhance CGS and support the analysis of very large systems, the abstract interpretation techniques on which CGS is based need to be augmented by complimentary program an...